Can you rent an apartment in Nha Trang with a pet (dog)?
From messages by 3 participants in 1 source · Last activity: 42 days ago
From messages by 3 participants in 1 source · Last activity: 42 days ago
TL;DR
You can rent an apartment in Nha Trang with a dog, but the choice is limited by residential complex rules: in summer 2026 participants wrote that some complexes ban pets by management policy, while in others it is up to the owner. In September 2026 a stricter view was voiced — only 3–5 complexes allow dogs, and in the rest tenants can be evicted over a dog without getting the deposit back. Search for a listing that explicitly allows pets from the start and check the complex rules in advance.
A strict view from September 2026: in Nha Trang, according to a participant, an agreement with the landlord does not help — if building management sees or hears a dog, the tenant can be evicted and lose the deposit. In their opinion, only 3–5 complexes allow living with a dog, the rest will not let you in with one, and the landlord has no say.
Another option suggested in August 2026 is renting a private house: according to a participant, nobody will bother you there, if the budget allows.
Finding a place with a dog is quite possible, a participant said in July 2026: some complexes allow dogs and some do not. In any case, you need to agree on it separately with the apartment owner.
In late June 2026 a participant summed it up: some complexes ban animals by management policy — Scenia Bay, for example — while in others the decision is up to the apartment owner. Either way, it is best to look for a pet-friendly apartment from the start. In August another participant voiced the opposite view, that Scenia Bay does allow dogs, so check the rules of the specific complex before moving in.
It is best to learn the building's pet rules in advance. In June 2026, discussing a conflict in an elevator, participants pointed out that some complexes have a separate elevator for dogs and that pets are not allowed in the 'no dogs' elevators; dog owners should keep their pet under control in shared areas, since some neighbours may be afraid of dogs.